Three Wire Systems, LLC

Three Wire Systems, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in McLean, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering IT hardware procurement, software licensing, cybersecurity tools, application development, and infrastructure support to federal agencies across civilian and defense sectors. The vendor competes predominantly under full-and-open and set-aside vehicles; SDVOSB designations recur across the award footprint, appearing on roughly one-third of recent delivery orders and blanket purchase agreement calls.

Three Wire Systems is a subsidiary of Myadvisor, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Bedford, Pennsylvania. The parent-subsidiary structure anchors Three Wire Systems' federal contracting posture while enabling both entities to maintain distinct operational and contracting identities. The vendor's concrete capability portfolio centers on IT value-added reseller services, software and hardware licensing renewals, cybersecurity platform subscriptions (Forescout, ForgeRock, Splunk, BeyondTrust, Tenable), network infrastructure equipment, and cloud migration support. Representative recent work includes a $11.6 million Splunk Cloud subscription delivery order to the National Science Foundation (June 2024, SEWP V), a $1.65 million ForgeRock licenses renewal for FinCEN (September 2024, SEWP V), a $2.57 million HPE equipment delivery order to DISA (September 2024, SEWP V), and a $1.64 million IT modernization and sustainment delivery order to Army Medical Command (January 2026). Three Wire Systems also holds a $5 million Federal Labor Relations Authority blanket purchase agreement under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for application development, maintenance, security, and support services, with recent calls covering code development, systems architecture, project management, and hosting services ranging from $49,945 to $249,995 (awards dated March 2025 through September 2025).

Customer concentration centers on IT acquisition and modernization across broad agency footprint. The top five customers by award count—Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin (321 awards, $562.3 million), Department of Veterans Affairs Headquarters (71 awards, $10.3 million), Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (55 awards, $27.2 million), Defense Information Systems Agency (53 awards, $84.9 million), and Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management (49 awards, $8 million)—account for 27% of all awards. When ranked by potential value, GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($1.31 billion across 25 awards) anchors the distribution, followed by VA Technology Acquisition Center Austin ($562.3 million). This divergence signals that Three Wire Systems places numerous smaller task orders through VA and DoJ channels while sustaining larger, multi-year software licensing and infrastructure contracts through GSA's central acquisition authority.

Three Wire Systems maintains substantial presence on two primary parent vehicles. The Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC, administered by NASA, carries 773 task orders valued at $899.9 million combined potential value, with work spanning software licenses, hardware maintenance, cybersecurity tool subscriptions, and network infrastructure across civilian and defense agencies. The Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement IV (SEWP IV) vehicle carries 894 task orders at $474 million, representing the vendor's legacy position on the predecessor platform. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule hosts 136 task orders worth $260.9 million, including the Federal Labor Relations Authority BPA and broader IT procurement and professional services offerings. Activity has remained steady over the past five years (80 awards in 2022, 94 in 2023, 91 in 2024), with a sharp drop in 2025–2026 (7 and 3 awards respectively) reflecting the lag inherent in award-data capture during the current reporting period.

The recompete cliff is modest: seven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $21.3 million, posing limited near-term replacement risk but warranting attention to SEWP IV and V task-order renewals as those vehicles approach recompete cycles.

Three Wire Systems operates primarily as a prime contractor, with primes accounting for 99% of recent awards (2,011 of 2,024 total). Subcontractor engagement is minimal; the vendor reports an average sub-hours share of 1% across SCI-reportable prime contracts and names only two subcontractors across the SCI dataset. Conversely, the vendor subcontracts to larger primes on defense modernization and cloud engineering work: Science Applications International Corporation (Advanced Battle Management Systems, Ping Identity Tools; Information Technology Engineering and Architecture and Infrastructure Support Services, BeyondTrust Remote Support Software), Accenture Federal Services (Army Identity, Credential, and Access Management Zero Trust capabilities), CACI Inc. Federal (Defense Health Task Order SaaS), and General Dynamics Information Technology (Global Security Engineering and Supply Chain Services). This split—self-perform delivery as prime, specialized sub-services as subcontractor—reflects Three Wire Systems' role as a hardware and software distribution and licensing prime with embedded professional services on select defense initiatives.

SCI-reported service-contract activity shows modest invoiced volume: $6.5 million across four fiscal years (FY2022–FY2025), with $4.4 million in FY2023, $1.2 million in FY2022, $873 thousand in FY2025, and zero in FY2024. Workforce scale derived from SCI is minimal—2.6 FTEs in FY2023, 0.8 FTEs in FY2025, and 0.0 FTEs in FY2022 and FY2024—reflecting the vendor's predominant focus on hardware and software transactional work rather than labor-intensive services. Hourly-rate posture on SCI records varies sharply, with median rates around $15,448.88/hr (likely reflecting licensing and transactional labor allocation across a year) and 90th-percentile rates reaching $37,605.85/hr, while 10th-percentile rates sit at $62.60/hr, indicating a mix of administrative support and senior technical roles. Three Wire Systems' GSA Schedule portfolio spans 171 labor categories ranging from Administrative Support and Graphics Specialist at $72.70/hr through Senior Information Engineer II at $181.75/hr and Forescout Certified Architect Cleared roles at $449.60/hr, with education requirements from associate through bachelor's degree and no security-clearance roles advertised—an alignment with IT infrastructure and software vendor-support specialties rather than classified defense programs.

The vendor's award concentration in software licensing renewals, hardware procurement, and value-added reseller services reflects consistent reliance on SEWP IV and SEWP V—both broad IT acquisition vehicles where task-order competition is open or set-aside on small-business grounds. Three Wire Systems' SDVOSB posture enables wins on set-aside delivery orders while sustaining competitiveness on full-and-open procurements through technical depth in Forescout, Splunk, ServiceNow, ForgeRock, and similar enterprise platforms that command recurring renewal and expansion work across federal IT portfolios. The modest recompete cliff and steady task-order velocity across mature GWACs position the vendor as a stable if not growth-oriented participant in federal IT value-added reselling, with competitive advantage rooted in procurement agility, vendor partnerships, and SDVOSB eligibility rather than unique technical or consulting IP.

IT Provider to Federal Government